itiE OMAnA DAILY DEE: TUESDAY. MA Km 29, 1004.
11
poTorrif k KontE.
addreesed for dispatch bi- mnmr, closes
t this oflW dally, except funds?, at 1 Jo
p. m. end 10 3O p. m. Sunday at 1 p. rn.
n1 lo i p. m
NEWFOUNDLAND Hy rail to North Srd
" ''" risy and thenc by mttmrr close at thh
rffW dstly t 4ks0 p m. (oonnactlns; mall
' clos her rery Monday, Wednesday and
" fturday.
JAMAICA Br rail to Philadelphia and
thenc by imr rinses at this office at
-' id p. m. every gunday.
' : Ff rail to Boston ami thence by steamer
tloss at thla office at JO p. m. every
Friday.
'" )IQt ELOM-Py rail tt Boston and theno
" by steamer cloaca at ttila office dally at
3D P m.
EF.I.1ZE. FCKRTO CORTEZ and OVATE
MAI. A Hy rail to New Orleans and
thenc by itfmf closes at thla offln
dally. except Bundny, at p -M p. rn. and
' lo:30 p. m , Sunday a at 1 p. m. and 110 M
- p. in. (connecting mail cloaea her ilon.
5ys at I10 S0 n. m )
C'OHTA RICA-Ry rail to New Orleans and
' thence by itmmur clime p at thla office
dally, except Sunday, at fl JO p. m. and
' 10:80 p. m , Sundays at II p. rn. and 110 30
. H p. m. (ronnor-tlng mall cloaec here Tues-
'day at 10: p. m..
BAHAMAS (cxeer P;!r!.-rcs Malls)-.
.' ' By rail to 'Miahi. and thence by
((earner noaea at .vju a. m every alori
"J ' day, Wednesdsv and Saturday.
s , Registered malt cloaea at p. m. previous
Traaapariae MilU,
sHnLIPFINE ISLANDS, via Ban Fran
claco, close here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to
y Mitroh 27th. Inclusive, for deapatch per
V. H. Transport. . . ,
HAWAII, JAPAN, CHINA and PHILIP-1
rINE ISLANDS, via San Franclaco, close
ere dally at :) p. m. up to March 128th,
Inclualve, fir deapatch per a. a. Coptic.
HAWAII, via .San Francisco, close here
dally at 8:30 p. m. up to March lath. In
. elusive, for despatch pr s. Alameda.
v CHINA ind JAPAN, via Vancouver and
Victoria, li. C, cloae here dally nt 6 30
... p.' m. up. to April -JMh.. inclualve, for
, - ... deapatch per . a. Empress of Japan.
(Merchandise for u. B. I'ostal Agency at
Shanghai cannot bo forwarded via
... .Canada.)
-CHiNA and JAPAN, via. Seattle (specially
addreaaed only), close here dally at :3
v p. m. up to April nth, Inclusive, lor
despatch per a. a, f'lelades.
..CHINA .and JAPAN, via Tacoma (spe
,. daily addreaaed only) cloaca here daily
at 8:80 p, m. up to April 7th, Inclusive,
for despatch per a. a. Agamefmm.
... NEW ZEALAND, AISTKAMA (except
West), NEW CALEDONIA. FIJI,
SAMOA and HAWAII, via Ban Francisco,
cloae here dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April
, . IHh. Inclualve, for despatch per a. a.
VeniUra, (If the Cimarcf steamer carry
; , Ira- the British mall for New Zealand
doea not arrive In time to connect with
, , thla dispatch, extra mall closing at 6:30
' a. m.. 1:30 a. m, and CS 30 p. m.; Sundays
at 4:30 a. m., I a. m. and t:So p. m. will
be made up and forwarded until tba ar
rival of the Cunard steamer.)
HAWAII. JAPAN. CHINA and PHILIP
PINE ISLAND, via Han Francisco, close
here dally at 6:80 p. m. up to April lllth,
f Inclusive, for despatch) per s a. Korea.
TAHITI and MARQUESAS ISLANDS vl
Dan r rar.ciaco, cioee nere oauy at B:S0
p. m. up to April (lxth, inclualvo, for des-
tatch ier a. a. Marloosa.
... AUSTRALIA (excent West), FIJI I3L
;i AND8 ajl NEW CALEDONIA, via Van
couver and Victoria, B. C, close here
dally at 6:30 p. m. up to April 23d, ln
, elusive, for despatch per a. a. Aorarifl.
KOTE t'nlesa otherwise addressed. West
.. Australia la forwarded via Europe; and
New Zealand and Philippines, via Ban
Francisco the quickest route. Philippines
, anecially addressed "via Canada" or "via
Europe" must be fully prepaid at the
. .foreign rates. .. Hawaii Is forwarded via
. Ban Franclaco exclusively. . .
Transpacific malls are forwarded to port
,rof sailing daily and the schedule nf clos
ln Is arranged on the nreaumptlon of
thelr uninterrupted overland transit,
v.. (.ResTtatered mall closes at 6 p. m. previous
i-Jay. . . CORNELIUS VAN C.OTT.
Postmaster.
r roatpfflce. New Tork, N. T., March 26, 1904.
OMAHA wholesale: market.
, Ctfodltloai of Trade aoud Qootatlons on
,. Staple ad Fancy Vrodace.
"f EOOS Receipts, libera; market steady;
' "at I" P d h fl too 1( i ro
LIVE POULTRY Hens, 104c; young
' roosters, gfytk.'; old roosters. In:; turkeys,
Jic- ducks, S4c; geese, 8c.
BtJTTEK I'acking stock. 12c; cholca
, to fancy dairy rolls, U14c; separator, !Uo.
jv FRKSJt FISH Trout, Hlw; pickerel,
. Hiftfioj pke. Be; perch, 6fiS'; blueusn, 15o;
(,,yv'ilteflsh, 8yc; salmon,, lie; haddock, lUo;
uedtlah, 12c; recanapper, 11c; lobster, boiled,
i er lb., S2o: lobatefH, green, per lb., auc;
bullheads, 11c-; -catrtHh,- !3&14e; black bass,
10c; hallbut,lo; trappt'S..i2e; herring, 4 WO;'
.white bans, 13c; bluehns. me; smelts, lOiiUo.
' , OTSTER3 New York counts, per can,
lit; per gal., 12.30; extra select, per can,
. 15c; per gar, f 1.76; standard, per can, 27c;
.,er gal., 135U1.40, . , .
r ... BRAN Per ton. 118 00. (
HAT Prloes quoted by Omaha Wholesale
Dealers' association: Choice No 1 upland,
M.M; No. 3, 16.00; medium ,5 SO; coarse, 15.00;
rye straw, ta.00. These prices are for hay
" Of good color and quality,, Demand tair
l.and receipts light. '
' VEQETABt-ES.
" - POTATOES Colorado, 11.20; Dakota, per
" Jiu-j. H 10; natives, 11.00. -
NAVY REAN8 Per bu., t2.2&82.85.
CJLLERY Large Calltorula, tWc, 7ic, and
0c.
ONIONS Spanish, per crate, II 90; Colo
- raio yellow and red, per In., 8Wc.
i'VAHBAOB- Wtaconafn Holland. 40.
. TUKNIPS-Whlte. ear bu.. 0c
- JAKKUIB-rPP t)U., 11.00.
"H'AKaNlPSPer bu ; 75c.
np,D,l I'cr DU., 760.
C'LCITM HERS Per dos., $160175.
"TOM ATOKA Florida, per 6-baaket crate,
13 (10,
RADIsHBS Per dos. bunches, S&gfiOo.
- LETTUCW HEADS Per dos. bunches.
fc)rill.Ao, tp lettuce, per dos., 46iJfOc.
Tl'RNIPS-Southern, per Jox.,,4&c.
r, -BEETS Southern, per. dos.. Mo.
, o CAHKOTS-Southern. Der dos.. 76c
in PARSLEY Southern., per dos., So-'ot&e,
uuti;MJin-rtr aoi., inc.'
T.ilON SETS Per bu. of 33 lbs., vallow.
12.26; red 2.:'5; white, 12.50.
SPINACH Per bu . a&cfrll 00
,, BEANS Wax. pel bu. box. 15.00; string,
pr bu. beK, H OO.
. - . FRUJTS. . -
APPLES California Bellflowers. per box.
IL75; Oregon fancy reds,- per- box, 11.90:
.-.New Yotk expott tireentngs. Russets and
Baldwins, H W.
CRANBERRIES Jersey, per bbl., 7; per
box. la w.
STRAWBERRIES Texas, per I4-qt. rase.
' H60; LoulelHiia, per 24-pt. Cac, :.OiKti2.26.
TROPICAL FmilTS.
'. ORANUK8 Navels, chukt, all sixes, 12.25;
fancy naVela, all sixes, li 60.
LtMuNl c'ailioruiu, tancy, itO to 3),
3.; choice, 2-tu to till sixes, j.(ii3.ij.
. . FIGS California, per JU-b. canons, 85c;
Imported Minyrns, K-ctowh, 14c; 6-crown,
- lac; 7-crown, 16c.
BANANAS Per medium slxed bunch,
i I2 1xhh2 wi: Jumbtw, 2.75flC3.i5. -
DA 1'ES Pel slun, j.er Liox of SO pkgs., 2;
'per lb. in 60-lb. boxes, 6c; Oriental stuffed
: liates. per box, 12.40.
etJCOANLTtt-Per sack, M: per dos., 60o.
ahscellaneoOb.
CHEESE wIm-oiisiii twins, full rrenm.
Ec; WlHconsIn Youiik Americas, 13-; block
Bwlsa, Hie; WlBoonaln brick, lie; Wisconsin
Umburgrr, lie.
-ClDt-lter bbl., 15.60; per H-bbl.. 1123
HONEY-Nebtuaka. per 4 frameil 3;
. Utah and Colorado, per 34 frames 13.
. HORSERADlSHPer case of S doll
packed mm.
MAPI.K 8t!OAR-Ohlo, per lb.. 10c
UIDES-No. 1 green, ec; No. I green, 5c:
. AO. 1 salted, 7c; No. 1 salted. 6c: No 1
,val calf. to 12 lbs., 8He; No. t veal calf
, JJ to 15 lbs., V; dry salted hides. X'UUc:
IVE'".?: r'ilf-'7e: hoTUK l,1,,8- 2 50.
rl.NVr8rxVal"uU' No- 1 u,t shell, per lb..
Ir1 r(.ph1Jv lb nq. a soft heu
"per lb.. 1.1c; No. I hard shell, per lb.. 12c
Braslls. per lb., lie; tilherts. per lb.. Uc:
almonds, soft shell, per lb.. i:,c; hard shell
per Jbw 13c, pecans, larne. per lb.. 12c:
smsll. per lb. liV; peanuts,-per lb. 6o-
ItTI.V0. 'r,e ntckory nuts, per bu.. II 50;
''la' I? is."' V'T blck-, walputs. per
i v. ' .
. i Oils al Koala. .
NEW YORK. March 2.OUCottonsd.
V IV n''' BalU,m,re.,'K46riu
U T..ri.u.,tln. u .
KOSIN-Steady; strulned.
AXW?:&: iUrLh -oiiTurp.
'?. 9?::.M. 12 0; I. 2 x:
"v. W 4,i'. " ' W' 340; W' - .;oi
OIL VlTY Pa . March 5S. -Oil Credit
Ijalancea. tl .71 : eertiitcaua. o bid shin,
meiits, Mf22 b....; averuae V4 bhl.
shipments. IJma, 111.919 bbls.; aveiaK,
SfLal bi: fuu"' 1 M'U3 bbl-; vr''.
traperateel Apples mm Dried Frtlti,
1 '.VP."' Yn.BK. March 9-FVAIMKATEi)
AFP1.E8 The market la still firm, though
the demand at the moment is only model -
P M. 1'iimi.i.iii r. I . ... .
fTi.6A,c; choice, 64iIUc; fancy. 7'yTW.-.
rule ay. with quotations ranging from
' are very quiet; choice are held at
el-eachee are in good demand and firm;
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKET
Streofth of Oath Wheat and Htarl Tatar
Teatnrei of Tay.
BULLS GET BETTER OF LATE REPORTS
Oplaloa Is that Arssosir t tmpalm in
May. Cora Is ! Preparation,
If Aot Already
Began.
OMAHA, March 79,, 194.
The strength of cash wheat and ol the
nearby future was the feature of the mar
ket. Moet of the Minneapolis mlllerj have
i turned operations and there Is said to bo
an Increasing feeling that the country
stores will be short. Crop reports are con
flicting, but the greater weight of autnority
seems to bo on tne bull side. The cash men
are assuming that the Chicago stocks will
be early reduced, or No. 1 northern 2.',(M
bu. sola there today on a par with the May
and Buturday 1W,iO bu. sold at the same
llgure. Kansas City wires that No. 3 sold
there at Voc, 4c premium over the May.
Chicago May ranged from 97c to KHo after
opening strong, 'i he high point came early
in the session. New July ranged trom Vvo
to OiVsc May was bid up on the Omaha
floor io and July the same amount.
The general opinion is that an Armour
canipajun In May corn Is In preparation, if
not already begun. The market today
sliowed a scattering short Interest, Induced
by the poor cash situation Saturday, agalnat
a long line, presumably Armour's. A Chi
cago wire says receipts of corn were only
70 cars, but that of these 11 were contract
grade. Some of the talent bellevVthat the
recent receipts show that the bad corn hue
been marketed and that the remainder in
the country is of better grade. A Hroom
hall cable says that It U the present Inten
tion of the ministry to reimpose the duty on
the Import of cereals Into the United King
dom. Chicago May ranged from 64Ho to
WW', while tiie Omaha crowd bid it ud by
noon from 4fic, the opening, to 4ic.
i ne range in prices o Omaha grain ror
future delivery and the close Saturday
and today were as follows;
Closed
Wheat Open. High. Low. Today. Hat'y.
May tot K'J hit HtH CBH
July 82Vi Si ' 82Vx . MHO 82li
Corn
May 45i 474 4&H 47R 45
July 45 4iH 44 4u 44vA
Oats
May 3N4& S3 3SH 39B S8B
Local Cash Orala Market.
Omaha was In line with the better cash
situation and tne samples were cleaned up
within ten minutes from the gong. Four
times as much corn would have been taken
If It had been on tap. Orders were earned
over by brokers. The wheat was up 1 cent
and corn advanced from Saturday prices 1
to 2 cents. One car of No. 2 hard winter
wheat wns offered and taken at 90 rents.
The local corn market was said to be
higher than Kansas City this morning. One
car of No. 3 yellow sold for 45 cents and
a car of No. 8 for 43 cents. No. 4 corn
sold for 46 and 44Vi cents to the Mississippi
river and some no srade stuff went at 38
cents. Receipts of wheat were 4 cars In
and IS cars out; one week ago, 4 cars In
and 11 cars out. Corn receipts were 7 cars
In and 21 cars out; one week ago, 25 cars In
and 12 cars out. Oats were 1 car In and 3
cars out one week ago, 9 cars In and 5 cars
out.
WHEAT No. 2 hard. 83yfr!c; No. 8
hard. 804a7c: No. 4 hard. 71fv7Kc: No 2
spring. SSHfi'tfc; No. 3 spring, 0H&86c; No.
4 sprlnir. 71Wrfr76c
I'liRN-No. 2. 4R'V: No. 8. 43W44HC; No. 4,
41,Vfi43c; No. 2 yellow. 4c: No. 8 yellow. 44
(5i5c; No. 2 white, 45Vic; No. 8 white. 43
4414c.
OATS No. 2, 873Sc; No. S, yvS37c; No 4,
S'ftMn; No. 2 white, 41W42e; No. 3 white
89-S40C; No. 4 white, 3839c; standard, 4014
Hmc.
Notes from the Exchange Offices.
Omaha Inspections of grain were 21 cars;
of wheat, 2 cars graded No. 8 hard winter:
of oats. 1 car graded No. 4; of corn, 15
cars graded No. 3, 1 car No. 4. 1 car No. 3
white and 1 car No. 4 white.
Oral a Marketa Elaevmere.
Closing prloes of grain today and Satur
day at the markets named were as follows:
ClilCAUO.
--Closed
Wheat Today. Sat'day.
MX m W.H
July - V 7kB
Corn . ' ,
May '. 65 53B
July bi to, a
. , I . . . KANSAS CITY. . . ..
Wheat""' r
May Rfi, U
July 78 ' 1-
Corn
May ,., 4fi 45
,. July 45 44
HT, LOUIS.
Wheat-. ...
May ,, 96 93
July . 83B M
Corn
May , 4A 45
July 48B 47
MINNEAPOLIS.
Wheat
May 98 B 97 A
July U li W
DULUTH.
Wheat
May 7B 6
July 97 KB
NEW YORIC
Wheat
May J 99 .98
July 64' A 3B
A asKtd. B bid.
NEW YORK CiKNEHAL MARKET.
Quotations of the Day on Various
Commodities.
NEW YORK. March 28. FLOUR Re
ceipfH, 41. W7 bbls.; exports, 6,224 bbls. -The
market showed a more firmness on the
wheat situation, but was. Quiet. Winter
straights, 16.000.15; winter' patents, S5.2U&
6 Ki; Minnesota bakers. It. 104. 4v; Minnesota
patents, Ii.lwo6.to; winter extras, ta.&xu;
4. 60; winter low grades, S3 loiSna.W. Rye
Hour, steady; fair to good f4.3u4j4.36; choice
to fancy, 4.6tu4.sa . Buckwheat, flour,
heavy.
COKNMEAL Steady; western, 111001.11;
city. Il.l''uli:: klln-Orled. 13.1u&320.
RYE Steady; No. 1 western, 81u, to ar
rive prompt.
BAKLE Y Dull; feeding. 4c, c. 1. f., NW
York; making, 601660, c. 1. f., Buffalo.
WHEAT Receipts, 6.825 bu.; spot market
firm; No. 2 red, 11.07. nominal elevator; No.
2 red, tl.UKfel.U, nominal, f. o. b., afloat;
No. 1 northern Dtilnth, 11.07, nominal, f.
o. b , afloat; No. 2 hard, Manitoba, nominal,
f. o. b , afloat. Options closed lVulc net
higher; May, 9(aW 13-Pic; cloned, lo.
July, 93'u4 i-ltic; closed. 84c. September,
66vl7Ki)c; closed, W MkC.
Cult N Receipts, lc.B75 bu. Spot market
firm; No. 2, nominal elevator. 65c, f. o. b.,
u float; No. 2 yellow, bnc; No. 2 white, 55c.
The option market waa more active and
strong. The cloae was jrlo not higher.
May, (Jjto'4C, closed at 'Jtc; July closed
at fic.
OATS Receipts, 229.WI0 bu. ; exports. 10,6X5
bu. Spot market, steady; No. 2, 4ic; stand,
ard white, 4oc; No. 2 white, 47c; No. 3
white, 4ic.
HAY Steady; shlnping, TtiT72c; good to
choice, 9;c41.0tt.
HOI'S Hteady ; state, common to choice,
1903. 27i:itic; 12. 23a27c; olds. ua4c. Paoltlo
coiiHt. W3. 2-lyJlc, 12, 23d 27c; olds, VjiMo.
HIDES Steady; Oalveston. 20 to 25 lbs.
ISc; California. 21 to 26 lbs., 19c; Texas, dry,
24 to 80 lbs.. 14c.
I.EATH ER Steady: acid. 232c.
PROVISIONS-Heef. easy; family, 111 OX?
12 ": inesa. x SKii.00; packet. I1O00
41II1IO. Heef hams, 120 6iVfij'2 (; city,
extra India mess. 116 om 18.00. Cut
meats, dull: pickled belllee, li.Ofkfj mv
pickled shoulders. .(); pickled hams, 110 00
Jill. no. Lard, firm; western steamed. 17 45:
refined, firm; continental. 17 5o: South
America. 17 50; compound. ii.75'uti S7. Pork,
steady; family 115 : short clear, 14.75tf
Iti.M; meHS, 115 uu 15 50.
Hl'TTER-Firm; creamery, 15ff25c; state
daln-. lS'TlTlc
CHEESE-Steady; state. full cream,
fancy. H.null and large colored and white,
September. 12c; late made. 10c.
F.C.'iB -Strong: western flrata. lRc.
IDI'LTRY Alive, lirm: western chickens.
13c: fowls, ltio; turkeys, 15c; dressed
Heady; western chickens, 12'itl3c; fowls)
14c; turkeys, western young hens, loylTc.
CHICAUO tiH.tl AND PROVISIONS.
Featares of the T'raillag aad f'loalac
Prices oa Board af Trade.
CHICAGO. March 28 -The sample tables,
not the speculative pita, were foc.il renters
of business today on the Board of Trade
Spot transactions for actual cub largely
controlled contracta for business. .The ac
tual kernels were said to he so scarce that
there was a shortage of seed wheat In even
such a tvplcal cereal section as the Red
River vslley of the north. Compared with
last nltihi S closing figures. July wheat to
day closed at an advance of lftlc. Corn
la up lVulc. Oats show a gain of Vc
and provisions 7 to 20 cents.
More general Interest In the wheat mar
ket was manifested today thaa hud been
experienced since prices made the recent
sensational advance past the dollar mark.
The principal feature at the opening were
a decrease In world's shipments unfavor
able iTun repoits from the southwest, and
firm cables. Initial quotations on July were
W lowtr to 4.c higher, si rrtitaSc. Prices
advanced until late In the day, when July
touched Wtc At that figure many of the
rariy nuyrrs took prollta.
Closing prices were almost at the ton.
Anal figures on July being at fVS8 .a.
May sold between Wi'c anil 97n and closed
at tr. Clearances of wheat nnd dour
were equal to KiOrtiiO bushels. Irlmsry re
ceipts were ;T9.4, sgninst K4.Vi a vear
go. 1 ne amount on passage Increased to2.
CN bushels, while the visible supply de
creased 414.1110 bushels Mlnnesnolls. lin-
Juth and Chlcngo reported reolrts of 69
cars, against t,o last week ana ci a year
aso.
The .irlce for spot corn was up 2 to 8
cents. un tne late reaction In wneat
some realising occurred which resulted In
an easier tone. The weakness was soon
dissipated, however, nnd closing prlcns st
the high point. July opened a shade to
Ho and So hlcher, sold between W' and
61fi52c and closed at 51c. May closed at
ffiv; after rsnglng between 53c and 5fic.
Ixical receipts were 78 cars, with 11 of con
tract grade.
flats participated In the general advance
and ruled strong throughout the day. Clos
ing prices were near the top. Af;er opening
unoh-rger rose to 37c to rc, Julv sold
between SJfctSMtc and 3ifrWc. closing at
SAV'ic. Iocal receipts. 110 cars.
The action of gralna resulted In advances
In all products snd caused the market to
close strong. Final quotations on July
pork were up 20 cents at $18.56. Julv lard.
7 cents higher at $7.22, and ribs up 7
centa at $7 1?i?J7.1S.
The leading futures ranged as follows:
Artlclee, open. 1 Hlgh. Low. Closo.l Sat'y.
Wheat
May
a July
b July
a Sept.
b Sept.
July
Sept.
Oata
May
July
Sept.
July
Lnrd
May
July
July
97 I 95 96 1 9".
9"! tw-V W'Si t'"
fc1 b7- 8SVa i 8;
84-4 fc3s M, 1
K), 62, t2
I96VG961
8i4l"l
lw-V'
"WI
53f 55
531 55 I 63
6''(i51Vu-j 6',51uJ250li
1
5oiU )1I 60 I tl 49',,
394 40i.i39Wl 40V S9V
38i 3S''ga93stAJ(;' 3- q rSj38'
13 15
13 40
7 00
13 40
13 60 I
7 10
7 25
7 02
13 15
13 85
7 00
7 17
6 90
7 05
13 32
13 66
13 12
13 35
7 07i 7 00
7 22 7 15
7 17
8 90
7 U0
7 00
7 Is
6 90
7 06
7 17
No. 2. a Old. b New.
Cash quotation were as follows:
FLOUR Firm; winter patents, $4.80(f(5.00;
straights, $4.6i4j4.7o; spring patents, 4.4oftf
4.70; straights. 4.00ii4.2i; bakers, 3.0o'u3.6o.
W HEA'l No. 2 Hpilng, 9Jci$1.00; No. 3,
S7Gi99c; No. 2 red. 9iV-$l .
COHN-No 2, 64-Ujic; No. 2 yellow, 54
OATS No. 2, 40i&40c; No. 3 white, 41
43c.
RYE No. 2. 70c.
BARLEY Good feeding, 3SSI0c; fair to
choice malting, 4541660.
SEED No, I flax, $1.09; No. 1 northwest
ern, $1.15; clover, contract grade, $10.40.
PROVISIONS-Meas pork, per bbl., $13.25
'13.37. Lard, per loo lbs., $i.9(liii0 92.
Short ribs sides (loose), $. 75(36.87; short
clear sides (boxed), $7.20'&7.76. k
The following were the receipts and ship
ments of flour and grain yesterday:
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls 8.7i 24 loo
Wheat, bu IS.O00 24 3o0
Corn, bu 90.2' 12;,9o0
Oats, bu 240,700 21h,lo0
Rye, bu 11,000 4.1oi
Barley, bu, 67,3o0 16.i0
On the Produce exchange today the but
ter market was firm; creameries, 14i2 24c;
dairies, 12i21e. Eggs, firm at mark, case
Included, lfijjl6o. Cheese, easy at lo
11c.
St. l.onls Grain and Provisions.
HT. liOlTIS, March 28 WHEAT Higher;
No. 2 red cash, elevntor, $1.01; track, $100
4T1.07: May, 9fic bid; July, 83!(!53u bid;
No. 2 hard, 91((i92c.
CORN Illgher; No. 2 cash, 45c; track,
46't4rtc; May, 46c bid; July, 4c bid.
OATS Higher; No. 2 cash, 41o; track,
white1 46c JU'y' 87 N
FLOUR Steady; red winter patents, $4 90
5.00; special brands.' 2ovji25c; extra fancy
and straight. $4.60tj4.X5; clear, $4 00''n4.2o.
SEEDS Timothy, steady. $2.40tf 2.G0.
CORN MEAI-Steady, $2.40.
BRAN Dull; racked east track. ROfgRSc.
HAY Strong and higher; tin.othy. 19.00a
14.00; prairie, $7.00W10.().
IRON COTTON TIES 82c.
BAOOINO 6c
HEMP TWINE fic.
PROVISIONS Pork. higher; 'obblng,
$18.46. Lard, higher; prime steatn, $6.70.
Bacon, steady; boxed extra shorts, 17.76;
clear ribs, $7.75: short clear, $8.00.
POULTRY Unchanged; chickens, 11c;
springs, $8.0Oi3.60 per dos.; turkeys, 123l3c;
ducks. 12c; geese, 6ig7c.
BUTTER Quiet; creamery, 40'25e;
dairy. 154flflc.
EGGS Firm at 16c, enso count.
Receipts. Shipments.
Flour, bbls R.ono 9.000
Wheat, bu . ,.36.000 118.000
Corn, bu 72.000 46.000
Oats, bu .- 64.000 21, CO)
Kansas Cltg Grain and' Provisions.
KANSAS CITY, March 2S.-WHEAT-91c;
No. 8, 8890c; No. 8 red, 81.02Qi1.O4; No.
8. 9"!cifi1.0f. Receipts, 46 cars.
CORN May, 4fic: J"1 W- Cash: No.
2 mixed. 461 46c: No. 8, 45'3,46c; No. 2 white.
46c; No. 8. 46ff46c.
OATS No. 2 white, 40c; No. 2 mixed, SS
SOc.
RYE 2c.
HAY Firm; choice t'tnothy, $70.00; choice
prairie. $7.75118.00.
BUTTER Creamery, 20'22c; fairy, fancy,
17c.
EGGB Higher: Missouri and TCnnsos.
rases returned, 14c: new No. 2, whitewood
cases Included, 16c.
Receipts. Shipments.
Wheat, bu 3fi.soo 73,600
Oats, bu 12.0") 16.000
Corn, bu 4,000 2,000
Minneapolis ' Grain Market.
MINNEAPOLIS. March 28. WHEAT
May, 98c;. July, 98c; September, 84o; on
track, No. 1 herd. fWie; No. 1 northern,
8Sc; No. 2 northern, Wic
FI.OUR nrst patents, $5.15go.25; second
patents, $6.0o4n"i.l0; first clears, $3.608.76;
second clears. 2.6502.75.
BRAN In bulk. $14.50. .
MIlTvankee Grain Market.
MILWAUKEE, March 28. WHEAT lo
higher; No. 1 northern, $1.01M 02; No 2
corthern, 97S1.0O; old July, 89o bid."
RYK Firm ; No. 1. 72c.
PARLEY Dull; No. 2, 62G3c; sample.
S7(909c.
CORN lo higher; No S, 4849c.
nnlnth Grata Market.
DULUTII. March 28.-WHEAT Active;
No. 1 hard, 8Te; No. 1 northern, 97-W
No. 2 northern. 4c; in store, No. 1 hard
8c; No. 1 northern. 97c; No. 2 northern"
94c; May, 97c; July, 7c; teplember,
84c.
OATS On Irack and to arrive, 39o.
l.lTcrpool Grata Market.
LIVERPOOL. March 28 WHEAT Spot
dull; No 1 California. 7a. Futurea closed
steady; March, nominal; May, 6a d; July,
6s 7d
CORN Spot, quiet; American mixed
new, 4a 2d; old, 4a 6d. Futurea closed
quiet; March, nominal; May, 4s 3d.
Visible Supply of Grain.
f'EW YORK. March 28 -The visible sup
ply of grain March 28, as compiled hv the
New York Produce Exchange, followa
Wheat. 32. Ml. 000 bushels; decrease. 414 006
bushels. Corn, 10.060,000 bushels; Increase
63.900 bushels. Oats. 10,35S,OuO buxhels: de
crease, 133,000 bushels.
Peoria Market.
PEORIA. March 28.-CORN-Hlgher: No
8. 45c; No. 4. 43c. '
WHI8KY-On the basis of $1.28 for fin
ished goods.
Philadelphia Prodnco Market.
PHILADELPHIA. March 28.-BI TTER
Flrm, c higher; extra western creamery
26c: extra nearby prints, 23c.
EGOS Firm, c higher; fresh nearhv
19c, ut mark; flesh western, 19c. at mark'
frvsh aouthern. li!c, at mark: fresh din k
egK". 83c, ut murk; fresh geese eggs 90c
at mark. '
CHEESE Dull and easier; New York full
creams, choice to fancy, 104tjllc; fulr to
good, 104jlvc
Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK, March 28.-DRY GOODS
The market continued unusually quiet and
restricted to a minimum. No further evi
dence of willingness to make concealons
on the part of manufacturers are apparent
The possibility of general curtailment Is
regarded aa the niot.t healthy factor In
the fltuatlon and may bring about changed
conditions if reallxed.
Coffee Market.
NEW YORK. March 28 COFFEE The
market for futurea opened steady. The
close wua stesdy, with sales of only 4.(i0
bags, Including April. 0c: May, f ioc
July, 6.70c; September. 6.0uc; Ocluber, 1 luct
1 member. 6 $oc Spot, quiet; No. T In
voice, 6c Mild, steady; Cordova, KstfUa
Elgrln Batter Market.
ELGIN. 111.. March 28 BUTTER-rMnr.
ket. steady and unchanged at I4c. The
output of the tUevtut durmg Ui ek was
ii,JU lbs.
NEW YORK STOCKS AND BONDS
Laiiitnds and Cnlbeit 8noreedi Excitt
mnt of. Last Week.
LARGE ABSORPTION OF UNION PACIFIC
Railroads Shovr Advance aad Amal
gamated Copper Alao Rises la
In Response to Demand
for Mel-1.
NEW YORK. March 28 The speculative
excitement which kept last weeks mar
ket stirred up over the Northern Securi
ties dissolution had pretty thoroughly sub
elded In toduy'a market and the tone re
lapsed into tn dullness mid lassitude of
the period preceding the Northern Securi
ties decision. Much less significance was
attached to the mystery still surrounding
the uffalrs of tho merger, the one fact re
maining in evidence being the undeniable
absorption on a large scale of Union Pa
cific without news to explain It. Union
Pacific made a rise of a point In the morn
ing, but did not hold iu The weakness of
the merger In the curb market had a bad
effect on It and upon the whole market.
The London settlement Induced some de
mand for American stocks from that
quarter on the part x the uncovered
shorts. It was reported that one small
dealer In Americans In London, short of
the market, was compelled to assign. The
later market was made up of a few spe
cial movements in individual stocks which
proved to be without general Influence In
the market. The rise In Amalgamated
Copper was due to the encouraging re
ports of the demands for the metal and
the large exports making. Wabash, pre
ferred enjoyed an upward movement of a
point In spito of the large decreaso In net
earnings of the system shown by the Feb
ruary statement. Louisville & Nashville 8
Ealn was connected with the circulation of
ankers' computation of the relative ad
vantages of the stock compared with
others selling st a higher level. Other
southern railroads stqeks responded in
sympathy.
Steel hung back. Cheerful reports of
current conditions In Iron and steel are
counteracted by fears of a poor showing
for the quarter, the returns of which are
expectPd to make their appearance next
week. Money continued very easy, but the
firmness of foreign exchange kept expecta
tion alive of gold engagements for export.
Tho rise In the southern group of rail
roads stimulated more general strength In
the market than at any previous time
and the closing was steady, with prices of
the prominent leaders up a point or more.
Prices of bonds were well held. Total
sales, par value. $l,fi60,0"0. United States
4s coupon advanced per cent on call.
Following were the quotations on the
Stuck excliunge today:
, , Sales Hlgh.Low.CIose.
Atchison 14,300 7o 69 7o
do pfd 9.000 90. 89 9
Baltimore & Ohio. ..10.900 80 78 79
do pfd 89
Canadian Facltic ... 1,200 115 114 114
Central of N. J l&a
dies. & Ohio ao 32 32 82
Chicago & Alton .... 300 37 37 a;
do pfd 80
Chicago Great West. GoO 10 15 15
C. & N. W 1,400 171 itiM 170
C, M. He St. P 17,500 142 14o 141-.,
Chicago T. & T. 4i0 9 9 9
do pfd 200 19 19 19
C, C, C. & St. L .. 74
Colorado Southern .. 6i0 16 15 16
do 1st pfd ;. ..... b3
do 2d pfd ; 23
Delaware & Hudson.. 2,400 153 100 153
I)., L. oc W..i , 'Mi
& R- O A)
Io pfd igi,4
Erie 16,800 26 26 U
do 1st ?fd 2,200 64 63 i-,
do 2d pfd.. 300 41 41 41
Hocking Valley 73
lo pfd 100 81 81 80
Illinois Central 3.80O 130 129 130
Iowa Central 2oo 19 19 19
do pfd 100 34 34 34
K. C. Southern is
do pfd , ejix
Louisville & N 21900 10 lor. 108
M .ntiMtan L 800 145 142 142
Met. Securities &00 7S 78 78
Met. St. Hy .......... 00 111 111 111
Minn St. L 64
M.. St. P. 4 Ste. M.... 300 62 62 62
do pfd . 2i
Missouri Pacific 7,6n0 92 91 92
M., K. & T.. 1,000 18 18 18
do pfd - ggu
N. R. R. of Mex. Jfd. 4 ..... 30
N. Y Central ......... 117 117 117
Norfolk & Western ' 4U 68 68 68
do pfd 85
Ontario & West I,4u6 ,21 21 21
Pennsylvania ,,2l,80"is 116 117
Pitts., C. C. & St ..Tj, !f . to
Reading 6v800 ' 44 43 44
do 1st pfd 100 78 78 78
dO lid pfd
Rock Island Co.t.... 3,000 22 22 2''
do pfd : .' 62 62 62
St. L. Ac S F 2d pfd. H : 4ti 45 46
St. L. S W. 100 1.1 . 13 13
do pfd.. ....... lt - 33 83 83
Southern Pnciflo ....16,700 49 t8 49
Southern Hallway ... 6,40i) ' 22 21V 22
do pfd 5110 83 82 83
Texas & Pacific 1,05 24 23 23I
T.j S. U & W 2-10 25 24 24
.do pfd 300 35 85 35
Union Pacific 80.100 K'i 82 83
do pfd 1,00) 92 91 90
Wabash 100 19 19 18
..9 .f" 4-m 3' X
vv. & I E iix
Wisconsin Central .. jgi..
do pfd
Adams Express ,.' , 22-J
Amer. Express ,, ..... l'O
K; J:xpre'"U
Wells-Fargo Ex ,. a,5
Amalgamated Copper.37.6i0 60 49 4':
Amer. Cur ip F 700 . 20 2 20
do pfd
Amer. Cotton Oil 2914
do pfd 8i
American Ice 200 7 "7" 6
do pfd 1,00 27 . 26 26
Amer Linseed Oil g
do pfd 2fi5l
Amer. Locomotive .. 600 21 2114 2iu,
do pfd MO 2- KJM, r2
Am. R & R aK) 4.in, 4. 49
do pfd 5110 9 S3 &iZ
Amer. Sugar H....... 1,400 126 12i "h
Anaconda Mln. Co 05
Brooklyn R. T 7,800 44 43 43
Colorado F & I pio 28 l
Cons. Oas 700 197 108 !
Corn Products 100 13 13 13
Distillers Securities.. 200 23 23 23
General Electric 55
International Paper jj
do pfd
International Pump a5.7
do pfd 74
Internutlonal Lead 15
North American " ss
Pacltlc Mail "" 27i
People's Oas 2,500 96 96" Hi
Pressed Steel Car 29
do pfd ; m
Pullman Palace Car. 100 209 208 29
Republic Steel 2m) 7 7 71
ort;pfd-"i 100 42
Rutilwr Goods jtpz
do pfd loo 77i 'r-v! r-il
Tenn t? ft 1 80 $H 3Ri2 si2
U. 8. leather inn 7 7 7
do pfd 100 78 78 78
U. S. Realty " flu
, do pM joo pi so jo
v- 8- Rubler 7-0 13 13 18
do pfd ro) 54 64 64
U. S. Steel S.4on 11 a, nu Vv,
do pfd 19.9ciO TJ&L K?.v t.01
Weptlnghnuse Elec 158
Western I'nlon 100 g 'rs W
Northern Secur o.1
Kx-divldend. "Bid.
Total Sales for the day.' 237,800 shares.
I.oadoa stock Market.
LONDON, March 28 Closing:
Cnnaols, inoaoyi.. U U-H1N T l'nnl
1:0
la
an
US
40
,
tt
, 40
, 10
. tl
, '
, M',
11
i
.
. M
So arcount Ni Nnrfulli a W
Ancomla 1 Ik I do DM '
AKhlson Tlviorllrii & w.
do pfil 't rniivylvanla
Bslllmors A O slu Hand Mln. ..
( inadln rsctSc 11T Ruding ..
Phei. a Ohio 31 dn lit rM .
riil.o Ot W t5 do !(t pfd.
(' . M St. P 14H Bo. ftll.r .
Pel)rs l:c do urd
Prnver ft R. O S So Paelflc ...
do pfd T04 L'ntoo Pc'.f.i
Brie 7 in pfd . . . .
0 lrt rM V i. Btesl....
do td I'M 4:1 do Bfd ....
Illinois Ontnl U:iW.ku5
Iuis. a Nsih lfMS do pfd ...
M . K 4 T 17H Inanith 4. ...
SILVER Bar. steady. 26 lWbd per ounce,
ti per cent.
The rate of discount In the open market
for short bills is 1 per cent; for three
months' bills, 25$ per cent.
New York Mlolasr Storks.
NHW YORK, March 28 The following
are the r'oslng prices on mining stocks:
Adams Coo
Little Chut
Allr.
firac
hrunawlrk Con ...
Comatoek Tuonal
ram. ( al. Vs..
Horn Bilvar r
lrua Silvar
LMdilil Co ....
. il
. Ill
. I
.
ISO
!-
.Ill
. I
(Inurls ,
Ophlr
I'hnnlx
Poloal
ka.i
Siarra Kavada
goaall HoiMa .
M
XI
u
li
m
Standard
Mew Yarlt Mea Market.
NEW YORK. March : 28. MONEY On
call,- ateady at IMil per cnt; closing bid,
1 per cent; offered at 1 per cent; time
loana easy; sixty days, li3 per rent;
ninety days, per cent; six months,
Sfii per cent; prime mercantile paper,
H'"i5 per cent.
STERLING EXCHANGE Strong, with
actual busineas in bankers' bills at It. TVS -i
iVTM tvt tteiuan4 u4 at ijii fr
slxty-elny hills; posted rates. $4 86 and $4 W;
commercial bills. ll8tuiS4.
SILVER-Bar, .V.c; Mexican dollars, 44c.
BONDS Government. firm; railroad,
steady.
The closing quotations rn bonds are as
follows:
17. 8. rrf l. teg..,
do roupott
do ,1a. ivg
do eoajp.tn
do new 4a, ret...,
do teiir-oti
do old aa. reg...,
do coupon
Atrhlaon sn. 4a...
do adj. 4a
Atlantic C. L. 4a..
balumnra a O. 4a.
dii J'aa
Central ef Oa. la..
do lat Ine
. H'4 Manhattan e f 4a. ..104
. .K'.'A Mea. Ontral 4a 44
..lwl! do lat tne H
..ino Minn. ft 1. 4a ... H
M , K. A T. 4
1JI a M.. K. a T. !a 714,
..let
N. R. K. ot M t 4a. 7S
N. T. r. s '4
N. i. C. t 1H
No. Prlo 4a..., 10S
do V : TIH
N A W. c 4a
Ore. Short Lin 4a... HS
Pann. con. Ia M
Reading sen. 4a K'4
..HMH
,. "
:
.losta
.H4S
Chra. A Ohio 4Sa.
(hi .) & A. IM
C, R. q. a. 4a.
PC L. I M r. U llf
7T 1st u a s r. rg. a il
.... 4 I St. L. 8. W. la Ut
tm 1I?V mrA A t. Am Mm
t- M. ft S. P. (
. at n. c. is ir4) Bo. Purine a SSH
C, R. 1. ft P. 4a .... ;' So. Rallwaf I12
0 eel. R 7 Tnaa A P. la Ill
C. f.t'. A St L. g. 4..ltW'.T.. Bt b. A W. 4a... (0
hlcnan Tcr. 4a M jl'nlnn Tarlfln 4 10
Ton. Trbarco 4a 61, do eonr. 4a 4
rolo. A So. 4 avt'. stael id ta "5
D. A R. O. 4a 7'tWahah la lit
Krle prior Ilea 4a.... do dah. B 61
l" sen. 4a HSITV. A L E. 4a
P. W. A I). C. ts....I04"4,WlB. Ontral 4a
Hocking Val. 4a . . .Iu5v l olo. If. A I. it lit
U A N. unl. 4a 99
Offered.
Host on Block Qootatlons.
' POSTON, March 28. Call lfns. 2ti,s
DPr CMTit limn Innn. Hl.tiiiU rtr ,.unl I lOl-
clal closing of stocks nnd bonds:
Atohlaoa adj. 4a Waatlng common
. HO
.
S
. 44
.
. I
. lUi
.460
. II
. 41
. 16
. 44
. 7H
l
"
. 4
. I
. i
. 14
. livt
. M
. U
. to
.
. w
. It.
. 11 1
. a
. ii
'
.
. 71
do 4a
.. )t I Adventure ,
.. 43 Allouel
.. 70! Amalgamated ....
.. 'JOiajAmerlraii Zln ..,
..SO Allanllo
..I4r,i, Bingham
..13S4, Cal. A Hccla....
..140VtOntennlal
Hpi. (.'antral 4a.
Atrhiann
do nfd
Button oi Atbalijr
Iloaton A Mnlna.
Boalnn R lava tad
ritchhurg pfd ..
Max. Otitral ...
9'4i'(.uppr Hangs ...
N. T., N. H A H..1S9
Data WhI
Tara Marauatts
71
tlnmlnlon loal
L'nton Pacific
S3
Franklin
Hran..w
Amar. Arge. Cham
do pfd
Aniar. Pnsu. Tubs.
Amar. Sugar
1W
724 : Iain ROTala
v, 1 Maaa. Mining ..
12VMlchln
1?3 Mohawk
do pra
Amar. T Jtr T
1H4 Monl O. A C.
Amer. WckjIbo ...
104.
Old Dominion
do pfd
Pomlnlon I. A a .
Osceola
Parrot
Kdlaon Blartrle I)lu..:iS
(Julnc
ocnarai Klectrle ...164
Khatmon ,
Tamarack ....
MaaB. Klectrlo ..
do pfd
Maaa. (aa
144
, 7:
. 3'i
,101
, 47
, 54
ITrlnlty
V. 8 Mining.
V. S. Oil
I'tah
Victoria
t'nltad Kntlt ....
initad Phoa Mach
do nfd
TJ. 8. Steal
iiuin'in.M.
do ntd
Bid.
MVW'olvarln ...
Cotton Market.
LIVERPOOL, March 28 COTTON-Spot
prices, steady, 22 points higher; American
middling fair, 8 5tid; good middling. S.lod;
American middling, 8..Kd: low middling,
8.2iitl; good ordinary, S.lod; ordinary. 7 11 id.
Futures closed quiet. American middling,
g. o. c, March. 7.99d; March and Aiirll,
,Qi:,1' inrll nrtA M.,, 1 f.1.1 . un. .1 T..H..
7. Did; June and July, 7.89d: Julv and Augurt,'
7.Siid, August and September, 7. tad: Sep-
lenioer and i winner, s.k.'m; llctoher ana
November, 8.53d; November and lX'cember,
C.43d.
NEW YORK. March it COTTON Fut
ures closed quiet and steudy. March, 14.4fc;
April. 14.47c; May. 14fi.1-; .fune. lt.foc; July,
14Kc; August. 14 34c; September, 12.77c.
Spot closed. May. 14.64c; Julv, 1484c.
ST. LOl'Ifl. March 2S.-COTTON- Quiet.
Middling, 14c. Sales, none; receipts, none;
shipments. 14.1 bules, stock, M.Gftl linles.
NEW ORLEANS, March 28 -COTTON
Futures quiet and steady. March. 11.47c
bid; April, 14 4,ry 14 50c; Mav. 14.82'iil4.s.1c;
June. 15 rilfjli.Titc: Julv. 17. 2f.fi 1K "tier Ainrnsf
14 4Syl4Mc; September, 12.IS.S.M 12.7'ic: October,
11.8!ii.U.90c: November. 11.7r.fill.8"c. Spot
quiet; s.iles, ,w bales: ordlnnrv. 12 ll-hlc;
good ordinary, 14c: low middling. 14c;
middling, lf.c; good mh'dllng. IB 5-liio; midd
ling fair. 15 11-lHc. Jttecclpts, 4,071 bales;
stock, 315.CU bales.
Porelgn Financial.
T.flVTkllr Ua,Ak OC 'U . L . t
...a.. ut3. i nn nuiMUIIl Ol IJU1-
llon in the Hank of England on balnnce
t ... 1 a 1. I mm f Of! ,U. . . .j.
..F..n.T io jvioney was in Keen ue-
mand In the market todnv for Stock ex
change, requirements. Business on the
Stork nvnltunira -, , - ...... .... . i
- . -. .. .... t... o.ciai i.M.i i. v omwoih
were steady. Amerlcanv opened dull, grew
fiemep th.n h..nR. . ... n .... i . . i ,
...... .-t ... mitt uiipnucu nnu ciopctl
auiet. Grand Trunk was weak on the
discounting of the February statement.
Dl Dtfl . l. no t ... ,
. ia, mnivii r-ricee on me nourse
today were firm throughout except French
rentes, which were slightly off. Russian
Imperial 4s closed at 94 francs. Rio Tlntos
count was 2 per cent. Three rer rent
v A n ,1. M mi . .
iiicnn. .i o.c ior tne account. Excnange
On Ixindon, 2fif 14o for checks.
RERL1N. March J8.-Egoharig- on' Tn-
don 90m ilti.nf.ra In. .. I. .. rru . . . -
discount for short bills Is $ per cent nd
for three months bills 8 per cent. Trsd
lng cn the Bourse was very light today.
uia.n.ii wns iMiny maintained.
Metal Market.
' 'v, Binivii Ji.-.lir.lAl.H "1 in
was lower In London, spot declining 15s
1 o,, pornions Closing
at 17 6a. Locally the market was easier.
declined 2s 6d In London to 57 7s 6d for
ni.l und CK Km f r,..,u r ..
- .... . . 1. 1 1, i , . Ajov;miy cop
per remains firm, with lake and electro
lytic quoted at H2.o7 13.0O and casting at
l'J .'"1. Liio r. T .. ...... ii . . . C
7z.. . ..in ui iii in tne ,xrw
Jork market at $4 60'S4.86. In Lon
don prices advanced Is '3d to 12 6s 3d
Spelter was pgiln higher and firm here,
closing at $6.14(5.26. In London there was
nr. aAvnnrtk ..a Om . n jyttn a. " .
. . . ' - aw ao DO. iron
closed at 62s 3d In Glasgow and at 43s lOWil
It. M l.lillahnnnua), 1 11.. . ,
... ......u...,...uun.. "."ii; nun ib un
changed; No. 1 northern foundry Is quoted
at $15 0IVB15.60: No. 2 northern foundry.
$14.5 16.00: No. 1 southern foundry and
No. 1 southern foundry, soft. $14.00314.50.
ST. LOUIS. March 28. METALS Lead,
stedy at $4 42. Spelter, higher at $1.60
Wool Market.
BOSTON. March 28. WOOL Pulled and
territory wools steady. Quitatlont: Ter
rltory Idaho fine, l.Vfil5c; heavy fine, 13
14c; fine medium. 16i;jl6c; medium, lii.?j'17c;
low medium, UtjlSc. Wyoming Fine. 1,V
ltk:; heavy fine, 13n4c; fine medium, lfVfC
ltic; medium. 18l19c: low medium, lSfiKic.
l!tah and Nevada Fine, 1rilic; heavy
fine. 13'iiHc; tine medium. 15'31t!c; medium,
iSrlSc; low medium, 19a2fic Dakota Fine,
15616c; fine medium, lC'iiliic; medium, lsrji
19c; low medium, 19ti2oc. Montana Fine
choice, 18'ft-lHc; line medium choice, lSJjLdc;
average, 1 Kill 9c; staple, 19((j20c; medium to
choice, Wlllc
ST. LOIMS, March 28.-WOO L- Steady,
medium grades, combing and clothing ISIe
22c; light fine, I51il7c; heavy fine, li:iiji4c;
tub washed, TJfyUe.
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.
Cattle Steady to Weaker and lings
and Sheep Ilia her.
CHICAGO, March 2d. CATTLE Receipts,
28,0(10 head; steady to weaker; good to prime
steers, $6. 254(5.00; poor to medium, 43.7UI&
6.110; Blockers and leeders, IJ.Tuyi.io; cows
l.,(M 4l; heifers, $2.004.75.
HUGS Receipts, 6iM head; estimated
tomorrow, lH.ow innrket Itaj higher; rough
heavy, $5 2fV(i4 50, light, ib:Auh bb; bulk ot
sales $5.40(1,6.56.
SHEEP AND LA M BS Receipts, 22,000
head; sheep luftQoc higher; lambs loc nr.:
good to choice wethers, ll.tiomti.io; fair to
dunce mixed, $4.2;i(4.oO; wcstein sheep, $4.i)
45.56; native lunibB, $4.60.75; weitera
lambs, $4.76tf0.16.
liw Tork Lire Stock Market.
NEW YORK. March 28.-HEEVE8-Re-celpts,
$,6J head. Market for good tat
steors a trifle tlrm, others steady; bulls and
fat cows, steady; medium and common,
slow and luu lower; steers, !4.26'6.60; bulls
$3.ut'u4.5u; cows, tl.4CBjj3.70. Cables un
changed: shipments, 12 cattle and Ho sheep
CALVES Receipts, l.'JLi head. Market L0
(i75u higher on llgiit su.ply; will sell lower
when delayed stock arrives; veals, l i'nP
8.50; geiitral salea, $6.0ou7.i0; little calves,
nominal. City dressed veals, firm at 7(Wl-o
per lb.; country dressed at 6-'o9c; choice.
10c.
SHEEP AND LA MRS Receipts, 6,291
head. Market for sheep, steady; for lambs,
steady to lou higher; kiieep la.tVyi.2i; culls
. b"a3iv, lambs pi ui'ud.75.
li()GH Receipts, 6.319 head. Market 'Mlp
26c higher; Pennsylvania, and slate hog.
to.O&tati.li.
Kansas Cits' Live Stock Market.
KANSAS CITY, March 21. CATTLE Re
ceipts. 7.HU0 head. Including !u southerns;
market steady; export and dressed beef
steels, 14.60416 .5; f.tir to good, at.ady to hi
lower, $3 tk'((4.4o; western fed sleets, $J 4f
4 Do; atockera and feeders, 6c higher, 13 ij
4.25; aouthern steers, l'lc higher, $3.6iJti4 15;
southern cows, ..(4 ou; native cow a, $2 04j
4o; native heifers. $3.40444.25; bulls, li.Hia
$.75; calves, $2.7t44J.00.
HOGS ReCeiplB, 4.400 head: steady to
strong: top, $o25; bulk, l6.1Kt6.2&: heavy,
t6.iUuu.26; packers, to.ll6.2'J; pigs and
lights. $4.2&4a17.
SHEEP AND LAMBB Recolpts, T.000
head; market steady to strong; native
lambs, t6.0out.76; western Limbs, $4.7f.y 7b;
fed ewes, l4.W046o; yearlinga, t4.oon,6. in;
tuckers and feeders, $2.76 a 4 2o.
tons City LJt liork Market.
SIOUX CITY, la., Msjch 2S. r!jlaJ Tel
egram .) CA1TLE Ue,elpt, 2.J.AI head;
liiarknt ; Btocl.eis, Bietolv en iM;
beeves, t) ;.jiti.., . was i.u I . :.-, f- ' y
$ &o; sto.'keis an t-i-rn. 4,1 : i cuives
and ymr !' k, i
IRM.M - I--. , -o i I,,.,- l.e.1- tnatfcat 60
nigi.cr a.t ii l-.k, ;.aj1i
0J1AUA LIVE STOCK' MARKET
BeefSteen Steady to Ten Lower, Cows
Plead to Strong.
HOGS MOSTLY A NICKEL HIGHER
Active Demand for lloth Sheep aad
l.amba, with gome Sales tioliig
Advance ol as lnrh as a Dime
Ove Last MrrU'i (lose.
SOCTH OMAHA. March 2S. liV4.
Tl rVPlnt a ari, . - . . 1 . a. ...
Ortlclal Momliiy 4.5i8 bMl
iit.m wpok.... 8. MO 4,1.h; .4iti
K In. 1 ,. 1. . . . . ... . .
v' .."j ".-r-n iMiunj., .m'IJ 4,ltl (,.(-
Pame three weeks ago.. t.M i.asw n.7ll
Hnme four weeks ago.. 2.411 ('. 4i'.s iu ;pij
Same dsy last year S,:vl 4.ini S 1H17
ri r if OR T,1K T EA R TO PATE.
. . '"""""i; tame snows tne icceipis 01
cattle, hoga and sheep at South Omaha for
the vear in ,iu. JTt.i .1...
, 1 111 iviuiiai invd n 1 in
last year: . ..
... 19o4. mi. Inc. Iec.
i,att'e f.2l5 2:'7.:j(! J.PS1
llnau ..... .... r .....
e,"',"P 3J4. 7SS 115.474
-Avt'e Prtcf Pll for hogs nt South
Omaha for the last soverul days w 1th com
parisons: Da- I 1904.11909. 11902. 11901. 11900. 11.199. 139S.
Mr. ....
S ltv:
ar. x..,
Mar. $..
t OKVI l
f Vi I 02
Mar. I...
Mar. ..,
Mar.
Mae 1
0 u
Mar. I...
Mar. i..,
Mar. 10..
Jar. a..
Mar. 12,.
Mae 1 a
131
6 1KI 6 40
4
6 46 1
4 791
4 761
4 7!
4 Xi
4 H,
a
4 f
4 u,
4 "l
4 Hi
4
4 Ml
I
4 SU
4U.
6 iu,
3 C!
Mar. U...
15f 7 28
13 5 60
10, 6 M
t K3j
3 61
S (3
t ti8
8 70
3 71
t ii
I 71
a
3 75
8 70
i 70
t 71
Alar. 16.
Mar. It).
s to
15;
f t4Wl
7 19
7 1
ft 60
8 1R
8 &
8 H
6!
uar. 17.
U.r is
O IM I I I BTl 1
211
6 -U
6 66
6 1.1
Mar. It.
Mar. 20.
Mar. 21.
Mar 22.,
Mar. 23.
Mar. 24.,
M.ir li.,
Mar. 2H.
Mar. 2i.
Mar. 2(i.
97 7 U
'I . ' . I.i !l
a
3 oK
3 5(1
0 1 1 1
6 n
6 80j
6 60
1 1 a4
V mtO
1 t.jjs -4
ttij, 7 43
6 31
3 tidl
8 03!
t aj
C SI
I
I W'.ai i a,
I 6i;i4eT21
I I 1 30
a si 6 7b
8 67
8 k
6 Ji. 6 bii
e 4.. 6 b..(
6 o4i u )
1 S 09
3 i
3 wi 3 57
Indicates Sunday.
Tho ollluial number of cars of stock
bicught lu today by each roua wasl
Calllu. ltuga.Cjhucu.il r's.
C M. & Bt. P. Hy.... 6 j,
Wabush 8 .. ,,
Missouri Pacific Hy.. 8
I 1110 11 riclilc system. 31 U 14 10
C dc N. V. Hy 3
i. K. tk M. V. R. R.. ,0 30 6
C, bt. P., M. f. O.... 1 1
11. at M. Ry m 20 11
C, W 4k g. Hy. 4
C, H. 1 Jt 1'., east.... b 1 .. 1
C, H. 1. Jk P., west.... 4
Chicago Ut. vVesicrn. t
Total receipts 2u6 6J a;i 11
Tiie UlspoHition of tne day's receipts was
as loiiows, eacil buyer purciiaaiug liio
n.imuei' ot lu-uu ludicalud:
buyers. Cattle. lKg. Bhuep.
Uiiiuuu i'ucklng Co o ,uu t 40
bHill mid coiuian imi ,iw i.ln
t.ll(tUliy I'UCKlllH k-O l.WJO 1.01J
Almoin- & Company l.hia l,olo 1,661
cuuuny rkg Co., country U ....
Armour ec t o , tf.oux City. l l,tj? ....
Vaiisaul ec lu loo ....
Carey Ac iiuiuou ik .... ....
lilli ate bon 0
B. P. .Lewis is
iluinllton & Hothchlld... ii
L.. rlusa Ii
Wolf Ac ill ur nan lij
HobblcK At tt ao
.-iaistead ..' jm ....
La.-npbell llros li, ....
a. li. Root Ac Co 42
Mccreary Ac Cury 4
Al. Hugerty Ac Co 77
Other uuyers , lu
Total 4,(135 6.2J0 6.7S1
CA'lil'LK There was a fairly liberal run
of cuttle in sight this morning at ail poiius
and, wiille the reports lrum Chicago weiu
hot very encouraging, the uiaikct here was
111 generally satibiaciory condition. Huyers
aiuiieu uui 111 goou Beason ana ine vain or
tiie arrivals waa Uispuxcd of 111 good season.
The beet steer market could turn ue Ue-
sciiuea uy calling it all tne way Horn
steady to a dime higher. '4 no kinds tum
just suitta them buyers bought ilht
around steady prices, but aside lioin tiiosn
Kinus pacgers were bcailBli and bought Lie
cattle wouit to a dimu lower. Hulesmtii
were a Utile slow 111 accepting the piicei
ottered, but, as Chicago was quoted vieady
u a dime lower, they llnally nad to sdl
out ior a mill) less money tliun tliey re
ceived last Week.
The cow market was active and steady
to strong. Considerable uneveiineHS won
noticed In the prices paid, but that was
also true last week. Puckers were still
most anxious for good light-weight heifers
and tidy cows b.nd those kinds could Biit'ely
be quoted strong, with the general run not
much dlfforent trom the done of last week
Trading was active all around and a good
clearance was niade at an early hour.
There was a better demand for built, this
morning and the prices puld were a llttl
better than those In force last week. Veul
calves were unchanged.
Hie demand for stuckers and feeder
quite liberal, and us the supply wan not ex
cessive, the market ruled active end steady
to eiroiiK. iesirauie gnues were strong
tnd others about rteudv. Itenreaentuiiw
sales:
BBEF STEERS,
No.
No
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..
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... 911
...1120
...1'".1
. '.Ml
. . . 1 1 H
... 1 ir.o
... 1 1 nr.
...lOK
...12,0
. . .11.711
. ..VI4
... (dO
...1SI7
. .iro
... 1 4
.. 1l'2
. . . 1 171
...1IMI
...ISM
...1114
...1K14
.. .11711
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...i.'tm
...12'i7
...it'll",
...I.'I4
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1 2
. 1 2:1
...i;4
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...14(.7
...1610
. IMS
...U--.S
...lsir.
..14(7
...1471
4 10
4 M
4 10
4 in
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 10
4 15
4 15
4 14
4 IS
4 15
4 15
4 15
4 15
At
.. 7!0
,. 110
!. tm
.. tl'4
..1U17
..1114
.. 477
.. MT
.. PM
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.. Ml
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.. too
. lilt
,.lltil
.. IMt
.. wt
.. 174
.. tm
.. wo
.. Mi
It ft
..1021
.. 3
..105
..1140
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.. 9:H
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..1('4
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. . 5
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..H'Sl
..ll?l
.. 1
.. 7I
. .l'Ki
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.. lino
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1 eo
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I 60
I 711
I 75
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I 40
I 40
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1 45
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1 i
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4 (XI
4 00
4 00
4 no
4 00
4 no
4 no
4 00
4 00
4 00
4 ft
4 fit.
4 OS
4 0
4 ( '.
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4 06
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4 15 .
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4 20
4 20
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4 21
4
4 25
4 15
4 25
4 2'.
4 ro
4 :m
4 an
4 -.n
4
4 31
4 15
4 40
4 40
4 40
4 4u
4 40
4 45
4 (15
4 16
1?4
10
8TKJSRH AND HEIFERS.
446
I 10
17.
ltd
. ..llif.
1 ' 74
. . .t.'4!
. . . I III. I
....'242
4 10
4 15
4 JO
4 '-'4
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4 4'j
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. .11W7
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4 00
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4 1
STEERS AND COWS
.1011 1 44 40 mi
.i 4 15
8TEEI13 AND BTAQS.
lui 4 vo
COWS.
4 10
.. ISO
.. HI
.. 7-5
.. u(l
.. 7W
.. 70
..1144)
.. 71-6
.. T40
.. (
.. 7
..11
... a4
. .n;
.,1010
... 421
..111")
..10M1
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.. o
... 410
,..1U5
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I no
I 01 t C 4 P t 61 t 71
116 2.1 4 M, 1 ,'
I 6 111 I 4 68 IS 671 S t
I 01 I DI i 32 I X 1 XT
t (( . J 7 11 f 97 t M 4 741 $ 81
. I 7 06 4i 4 7o! I tt
8 13 7 15 6 l' t .17! 4 711 Hl S W
19r- t 06 t 19! 4 721 3 C3 $ 7d
6 lo, 7 14 6 41 4 7i S DDI t 7'l
i low. 7 26 6 07 1 4 7Ji 3 M 3 O
6 10 7 fc 6 US t 3'. 3 r.: $ 7
ill 1 J 1SI S 1KI k 4.11
" W4 I 40
llliD I 40
' 1044 9 44
,? 1177 I 40
I; Ic 2 J 4i
J 1C7I I 44
I K-w. IU
14 prts 3 sn
1117 150
I.V-" I 5.1
I 1W.6 I (i)
7 llll I 50
I KB.5 I 60
4 77 I 15
4 1120 I 65
I Kit I U
4 122 I CO
77 I fi
1110 I o
1 UaO I 40
14 ....111! a 40
17 li;i I ao
1 1W2 t M
M tit I 44
I ... I 4".
40 p. ;4 ai
4 1044 I 46
4 (0I I II)
it 1ll4 I 10
4 ,i2,!i ia
1 141 I 70
1 7 I Tl
I IMS I 71
1 , .Id 10 7 .
I IW4 I Tl
1 I44) i :t
1 10
1 11)
I ii
I 21
I 15
1 15
i 50
I 40
I 40
1 5
I 75
I 45
I
I US
I (10
I 10
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I 10
I II
1 15
I 10
I no
I li
1 IS
I 25
.5
I ii
t 4
. to
.1110
.lest
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1 1"0 1 4S
14 041 I 4S
1 1K4 I 40
i 1) it I 40
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U M IM
taiWaJ AND H El FEU 8.
.. m I an
HEIFERS.
... li I ia tft
.. u iii 1 : iM
I Kt
I .4
I ' i I M I .1 '...' tin
t " '....no 2 " it. '.. . 1 n
' 41. 2 Hi' ,14 7' a 04
4 4 ! t - to;n 5
4 ISO 4 i (. K.11 a u,
. ; 1 s.. 1 ii.h 1 m
ic.i J 4i It...., !"ti 1 ki
4 4v; I. .' '
rri.i.s.
I tun ; t.i . i.n 00
I 1 1 -n it.:- 1 1 4i'.i I tA
1 14 1. . k: I. . . ., 1:411 3 to
1 7n I JO 1 J7 70 I 10
i I'i4li'i 2 1 S :
I i ' 1 1710 I It
2 "' I J V4
1 ii'i " ? 1 . . , ; ivfti i .
I lo4( VI 1 .!; IK
... .1 iv. i ,m 1 1 v.,. 1 4
I IS Jo J (Kl 1 fi.Jv.1 I 50
t'AI.VIiS.
1 4 0 J 4n ! I :,
1 3 :'" s:"i I l 5
1 so 4 00 1 s a. t i"l
4 ri'i t:; 1 im. i ..,.
I I4u 6 :;, 1 jin t ;.4
l l' l i r.n 1 urn I 60
1 2"' 6 :.(
STlU'K l'.ltl4 AND PEICDKHP.
4 2 1 '.cm 1 40
I Hi 5.. ..! 3 tf,
7 i c's ; i. :. tvi
fin 5 tl It 37 S n
4 MS S 10 . 1 vol I NO
21 3 2:. ,fl I 5.".
I ti."4 .12.-. 47 d.!0 3 .".5
JO M. 3 JO IS. 7.7. IN
l i("i :i an 71.7 1 to
t ''"i a .'. 1 t.io 3 c.s
2 IT. US 15 , 5.4 J 45
10 4.'n a in ........;... c;s 1 m
1 MT. a 4n 57 H..4 4 10
HOtlSThete wns a fnlrly liberal rlirt of
hogs here this morning, but tile demand
was In good shape, ami the market ruled
finite active, with prices molly a nickel
higher. Hutcher weights- were plainly In
the are, Hot demand, while hiavy packers
were slow, and in some cafes did ii"l show
as great an advance as the lighter weights
of good (liiality. Mogs weighing over SuO
pounds will 110 longer top tho market, even
If of good (pinllty. The bulk of the sales
this morning went from t'. lfi to iM" and ns
high as f:. 221fc whs paid. Some of the trnshv
kinds sold under $i.l5 Trailing was quite,
active from start to finish on deslrablo
grades nnd practically everything wns sold
In good sonson. Keproser.tr.t Ive Sales:
No. Av. Sh. Pr. Ku. A. h. fr.
lot ISo so 605 71. j'.t so 6 :;i4j
'' ." a i i.i.. ...vi.i ... a 1,
t( 31K Zm t Ut, 4..
am ;( 5 i2".a
4..JW ... I 7,
...1'44 ... 6 17',
.. :M ... 6 17',
..211! ... I 17',
...ill Su i IV,
...t ... 5 17',
.. 115 ... I 17',
..tt 40 5 l.'a
... ... 5 l.'(4j
...211 Ml 4
...2I'.I UU 6 l.'a
...217 ... 6 17',
...2C1 ... b 111,
...2('.J l.'O 5 111,
J..MS 40 6 K',
...'.'-4 ... 6 17(
...;'i:. ... 5 17
...:.'s ... ii;i
.. ."(5 40 5 I, it
...;i .. 6 lTa
. . . 31 ... 6 rn
...:4s ... 1 20
i b 11
ti i.l ' 40 I II
74 2l ... 5 :l
if Mi mi t is
2(1 211" 4'i 6 IS '
7 Il'4 80 5 If.
ft I'M ... a 15
72 211 HO 5 1.S
s ... 4 15
24a 60 5 15
72 14 . . t hi
40 'MS 120 6 16
62 IM' ... 61..
ti :ii '2.1 :. is
It foi atf I li
79 210 1.0 I i;
67 rr.i 40 4 i?',
77 t;.i mi i. in,
Id t'.'O ... 6 171,
75 ,.2lt 4'l 6 171,
4.' -M ll 5 17 ,
S.'.t ... I 17',
51. .
t;. .
45..
in. .
tS. .
75..
7!). .
42 . .
VK. .
47.
V.
(i.
41. .
6...
61.
s ... i la
' 2..1 ... 6 17', 72 ...IM 40 5 20
4S 2'M ... 5 17( 4 f7 il 1 20
41 215 to h 171, M 2l'4 til 6 20
" . 2'.'4 hO 6 liH 7 2 .. 5 20
6S 11 ... 6 17, 4 2!4 ... I SO
M 201 40 6 11', U .270 ... 120
1 ttil 120 6 I7'i St JIJ ... I 20
!( 2i'4 ... 6 17', (IS 2S4 80 1 20
W 201 ... 6 17's to tn ... 6 t'i
71 2.S ... 6 17", 71 j..2l.i' ... 5 221,
72 2J3 ... 6 17i, 79 197 ... I 22'
G( "70 120 5 171., 2" J.01 ... 6 2:',,
8I1EEP AND I.AMI19V Receipts this
morning were not in excels of the re
quirements of the local trade snd an active
and strong market sis experienced. Sales
In fact were imidn as much aa a dime
higher t tin 11 the close of last wsck, cr KV.ti
l.".c higher than the ntlddlo of the week.
All tho pa-.kcrs r.cmed to be tnxlous for
supplh'S nnd trading was active from start
to llnish, everytlilng being sold nt an early
hour. Colorado cwea sohl this nK'7'ilng
ns high as l4.tiT. yearlings and wethers
mixed brought J.l.lo unci Co'orado year
lings brutiKht ir. 'i.
There was also a gohd demand for
lauil.s this ninrnlng where the Quality was
Ht nil good and prices showed ss much Im
provement us on sheep. As high as I0.T6
was pniii for Cclornilo "aiiibs, which is
the highest prlco for some time past.
Quotations for corn-fed tt:ck: Good to
choice lambs, ;5.Mi((5.75: fair to good
lambs, ffi.'AVfiS.SO: good to choice Mexican
yearlings, M.wn'ua.irj; good to choice western
yearlings, 4.7tiiiu.iiO; fair to rood vearlliiRS,
4.5(Kn4.iu; good to choice vethers, M.ioiij
4 90- fair to good wethers, H 2i(jj4 .8,1; good
to choice ves, $4.?r.(& 1,(91; fair to good ewes,
$3."5'(i4.15. lienrcsentutlve fairs:
A v. Price.
4S wtstern cull owes 4 1
2 western culls M I On
2 wectern L-Lcks liKi f no
f western Blags jj 3 mi
PO western cull ewes 711 g 110
81KI native ewes 9X 3 M
f) native .wes td SH0
36H native ewes lt.ln 4 mi
4L'(j native cull lamiis m 400
Kt native cull bimhs.. v.;:.. M 4W
2(K native clipped ewes... til . on
4L8 nutlve ees ,i. td - 4 ;t6
4U nutlvo iwtii j. lit) C 611
311 native Iambs ....1. ...... .11.... lit " 4 (K)
2ti native ewes lis 4 00
i'.S na'.lvo loin tij 4 75
ITS native yearlings and wethers lid 6 10
F!l native yearlings ind i 25
1W native Innibs K2 f, CO
2i2 Nebraska lambs Kl b tiu '
HI Colorado ewes 1 m 8 tl0
2L'S v, eftern ewes MS 4 ;0
231 western ewes S9 . 4 tt',
215 Colorndo ewes , 4 r.5
1 western wot her ; 110 4 7J
3 Colorado Mexican lambs.... 73 R (10
V'3 Colorado Mexican lambs.... 7l 5 76
2W Colorado Mexican laml'B.... Kl t ':,
274 Colorado Mexican lanih.... Hi ' 15 75
124 Colorado Mexican lambs..,. 7d b il
211 western : earllngs w 4 Ht
Stock In Sight.
Following are the receipts cf live stock
for the six principal western cities yester
day: .
Cattle. Hrgs. 8heep.
South Omaha 4.5iw ' .2i(2 D.341
Chicago 2S.i0 82.0i.'0 I"J,s
Kiiiihiis City T.RoO - 4 400 7.(io0
Bt. l.otils 3.&0U 4 :.(
ft. Joseph ."I.Oi'S I. Hill! t,24
Hloux City 2,000 1,600
Totals... .'..4fc,81L 62,671 .4,590
3t. I.nals lllve Stock Market.
ST. Iri8, Mnrfh' 24. CATTLE Re
ceipts, j.Virt head. Including l.itiO Texnns;
innrket stendy; native shtiplng and export
steers, f I.2.V11A.40; dressed beef ami butcher
steers, H.;rji620; steers under 1 Qtm lbs.,
W.n(Ci76.in: Blockers and feeders, 13.2544.0";
cows nnd heifers. $3.35(14 fH); cnniK.rs, t2.1iKi
J.fio; calves, H 7i'fi (10; bulls. 2.:tfH.U0; Texas
und Indian Mecrs, 3.35(jj4.30; cows and heif
ers. 12 ("cielUO.
lirXiS-llecoipt. 4.5"0' head: sft ndy; pigs
nnd llntits. It.iu'iiS.lii; puckers. f..l0fD45;
butchers nnd best heavv, Ib.4ti4t5.t71.
SHEEP AND iiAMBS Hecelpts, 1.000
held: innrket strong; native muttons, 14.(0
jft.ir.; lambs. II 7f'i o.rto; cults and bucks,
t2.0U?;4.25; itockers. 12 l".00.
st Joseph 1,1 v- tnrk Market.
HT. JOSEPH. March 2S CATTI.F-Ite-celpls,
S.im.'l bend; steady to 10c lower: na
tives. : ..'tKKo.lu; cows and hHfers, t2.tKKu?
4.4H; Blockers nnd feeders, I3.0ik4.20.
lil)4iS-llccelj.ts. 3,:li head: steady to
strong; light, Ij. lliiC.20; niedluin and heavy,
KIIEEP AND I,AMlR-P.e-e.lpts. ,?4
head: innrket active, leiul.lc higher; lambs,
t.'..!"!!; ewes, It R5.
COMMISSION!
jJm Timorporatod
Capital and Surplus $600,000.
Usalers In ,
GRAIN, PROVISIONS, STOCKS, BONDS
AND INVESTMENT SECURITIES. '
HEEEIlE.NCi'.B: 17ti tit at and Na
tional lunks (0 Commercial Agclicies.
- ItM I'.ranch HITVes.
lirsiiBl titlleei .V. V. I.lfe Uulldlng,
MINNEAPOLIS.
OmaliB llrancb Itl 1 h titrnam St..
Tel. RI41T.
I'llO. M. Wtlllllt 1(. (nr.
Lovrcy Bros & Go.
Comttiissiun Merchants
Grain. Stocks
and Provisions
Room 212, N. Y. Life Building
Phone 3610.
RpecUl attention given to telegraph and
mall orders. OMAHA.
Updike Commission Co.,
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.
Dullness hsndked promptlf in all in ark eta.
Office, Kt Be Building,
Telephone 24G1
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